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Te Awamutu Courier, Volume 73, Issue 6284, 18 September 1946, Page 2

the Farmers’ Co-operative Auctioneering Company Limited r FOR ALL STOCK INQUIRIES in TE AWAMUTU District ring L. B. COKER Telephone 612 Vt S. HESLOP Telephone 412 K TE AWAMUTU STOCK SALE and SPRING CATTLE FAIR Thursday, 26th September At 11.30 A.M. 500 HEAD OF CATTLE 500 Including, on account of a Client—--100 3 and 4-year Polled Angus bullocks in very good store condition On account of a Client—--80 4-year Polled Angus bullocks FURTHER PARTICULARS LATER RANGIRIRI STOCK SALE Thursday, 19th September At 11 A.M. 200 HEAD CATTLE 10 prime fat bullocks 50 fat cows and heifers 30 store and boner cows 20 3-year Shorthorn steers 15 yearling Jersey-cross heifers 10 springers Entries solicited MORRINSVILLE STOCK SALE Friday, 20th September . At Noon 200 HEAD CATTLE 10 prime-fat cows and heifers 20 fat and forward cows 60 store and boner cows 20 empty 2-year heifers On account of Clients—--75 DAIRY HEIFERS and COWS 200 SHEEP 40 fat wethers 50 fat ewes 100 store lambs 150 FAT AND STORE PIGS SPECIAL ENTRY OF STORE CATTLE 150 HEAD OF RUN CATTLE, Including—--80 3-year Polled Angus and Hereford bullocks 40 2-year Polled Angus and Hereford steers 40 mixed-sex Polled Angus and Hereford yearlings 5 TAMWORTH BOARS, pedigree 3 pedigree Berkshire boars 4 pedigree Large Black boars 4 pedigree Large White boars Entries solicited MORRINSVILLE GRADE BULL SALE Tuesday, 24th September At 11 A.M. 200 BULLS OF ALL BREEDS 1 2-year pedigree Shorthorn bull; show winner Entries solicited OBTAINABLE AT J. JONES, LTD. D. McFIE Telephone 705 RESIDENCE CAMBRIDGE ROAD Water Supply Engineer AGENT for BROWN & SONS, Well Drillers PUMP REPAIR WORK a Specialty Telephone 705

THE PONY STALLION MASTER OSKER TO STAND AT MANGAPIKO BRED BY MRS FRENDRUP, WAIHI The Sire of Master was a pony of somewhat obscure breed, but both apparently and reputedly was an Arab; very attractive in appearance and ieaving nice stock. His Dam, a 30-year-old mare by General Soult—Soult (imp.), was also the sire of Gold Soult, St. Amans, and many others sufficiently good'W place him in his day leading sire in New Zealand for 3 years, maity being jumpers. Master Osfier was not bred for stud purposes but for a present to a grand-daughter of the one-time owner of Soult—so the use of Soult blood in the dam was not evidently accidental. The choice of dam and sire was carefully studied to provide the idealistic pony for a child of a family to whom, to breed, or to have a good horse, was life's great ambition and satisfaction. The ideal was attained, but circumstances prevented the acceptance of the gift, and the breeder had the little horse on her hands, and later on I found him in mine with the intention of gelding. The Veterinary Surgeon consulted protested, advised me to reconsider my intention, pointing out the pony’s quality and breeding, and advised retaining as a stallion. After a long period of indecision I am following the vet’s, advice. Master Osker is a dark chestnut with a while blaze on face, extraordinarily intelligent with great spirit, beautiful styles, constitution, movement excellent, absolutely sound, and wonderfully coupled up. Master Osker’s breeder is hardly necessary to introduce. She is known everywhere good horses and good horsemen meet. Fee £4. limited to 5 mares plus one, the plus one being a free service to the first boy or girl to apply in writing either himself or by his or her parents’ consent, -with the intention of breeding their own pony. INSPECTION INVITTID. W. ALEXANDER, R.M.D., Mangapiko. ' Phone 163 K.